PsicoCine
Mon 22 Jun
|The BCN Studio
What can cinema tell us about ourselves? PsicoCine combines the screening of film clips with psychological interpretations and debate to explore emotions, relationships, human conflicts, and psychological profiles in a participatory, accessible, multilingual format open to everyone


Time & Location
22 Jun 2026, 20:00 – 21:30
The BCN Studio, Carrer d'Elkano, 26, 0 1A, Sants-Montjuïc, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
Guests
About The Event
Film discussion | Multilingual | Doors open 19:30 | Duration: 90 minutes (including a break)
Tickets 5€
At the door 7€
PsicoCine is a concept that combines a passion for film with psychological knowledge, creating a space for learning and reflection open to all audiences. Using selected film clips as a starting point, it explores key topics in psychology (human relationships, mental health, grief, identity, etc.) in an interactive and participatory format. Each session combines the screening of clips from a chosen film with psychological explanation and contextualisation of the main theme (through slides or infographics), and an open discussion with the audience to share experiences. The session also includes, with a touch of humour, a summary quote from Letterboxd — a meme-style one-liner.
The main goal is to enjoy cinema while learning to watch it from a new perspective, connecting the art of film with scientific knowledge and linking it to personal experience. In this way, the concept brings psychology closer to the general public through accessible, approachable, and popular language. It also contributes to encouraging critical reflection on the representation of mental health, social dynamics, and psychological concepts in film.
Since each session stands alone, the specific goals include analysing the psychological profiles of main and secondary characters, discussing the social and interpersonal dynamics portrayed, and above all using cinema as a tool for awareness and prevention.
The session is aimed at general audiences with an interest in film and psychology, students, professionals in social and educational fields, and anyone who wants to discover new perspectives on audiovisual storytelling.
THIS MONTH: Close (2022)
